answer question number 2 onlynote: show complete solution 1. Solve the remaining velocity Vd and Ve using the same principle used to getVa,Vb and Vc. Using the scale given in the problem identify the correspondingvelocities.2. In the figure below, the instantaneous angular velocity of the crank Q2A is 100rpm, counterclockwise. Q2A is 24 inches long and the other members are drawnto the same scale as Q2A. Ks=1 in.: 1 foot, Kv= 10 ft/sec. Find the Vb, Vc, Vdand Ve, using resolution and compositionmethod.BQ2Q4D

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In the figure below, the instantaneous angular velocity of the crank Q2A is 100 rpm, counterclockwise. Q2A is 24 inches long and the other members are drawn to the same scale as Q2A. Ks=1 in.: 1 foot, Kv= 10 ft/sec. Find the Vb, Vc, Vd and Ve, using resolution and composition method. с

In the figure below, the instantaneous angular velocity of the crank Q2A is 100 rpm, counterclockwise. Q2A is 24 inches long and the other members are drawn to the same scale as Q2A. Ks=1 in.: 1 foot, Kv= 10 ft/sec. Find the Vb, Vc, Vd and Ve, using resolution and composition method. с

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